Eisenhower Sees Job Safety Lose 14,200 Lives Last Year
President Eisenhower opening a three day Conference on Occupational Safety called the on the job death toll of 14,200 Americans last year tragic and urged wide safety measures in factories farms and construction. He noted state and local action as key, with 3,000 delegates attending in Washington. Secretary of Labor Mitchell warned two thirds of job accidents were preventable and highlighted lost work days and potential production greatly. The event also featured Zonta Club activities and a future talk by Associate Judge Kathryn Lawlor.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Constitution Hall
Langlie
Arthur B. Langlie
U. S
Mitchell
Chicago
Boston Coconut Grove
Hartford Circus
Johnstown
San Francisco
U S Sees Air Power Superiority Over Russia
Secretary of Defense Wilson told Senate committee the United States holds air power superiority now and can maintain it, with Adm Radford agreeing. He warned sustained buildup could change 1960 outlook while noting quality and readiness matter more than raw plane counts. Corrections noted on foreign aid context and LeMay testimony cited in prior sessions.
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Washington
Wilson
United States
Russia
Adm
Arthur W Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U. S
Eisenhower
Congress
Pentagon
Soviet Union
Radford
Frederick
Walkersville
Glade
LeMay
Senate Committee
Moscow
White House
James C. Hagerty
Kremlin
Dulles
Harold E. Stassen
U.S
Phony Lineup By Park Police Charged
Reports describe a phony lineup at Clifton Park headquarters by Baltimore park police after a 29 year old woman accused a white officer of assault and indecent proposals. Capt. Gaeng delayed the lineup and says he excluded the prime suspect. The case spurred calls for a full public disclosure and investigation.
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Park
S. Gordon Gaeng
State Department
Russia
Mili- Charles Hook
Tary
Gaenging
Krem
Manj
Indusor Hook
Jiry
Agriculture
Gwynns Falls Park
Clifton Park
Park Police
Gaeng
L. F Edgar Myerly
Parks
Hook
Fire destroys Hotel Alexander in Hagerstown. 10 hurt
An early morning blaze at the Hotel Alexander in Hagerstown damaged corridors and several rooms. Fire started by a cigarette in room 2nd floor. 10 people injured but only one hospitalized. Estimates place damage at 30 000 to 40 000 dollars as guests evacuated to the lobby.
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Albert Lowry
Johm Hall
Hagerstown
Dodson
Baltimore
Investi
Gator
National Board
Hos
Alexander
Washington County
Jevitts
Fred I. Caruso
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Zonta Club
Francis Scott Key
Virginia Thomas
Meredith Staub
Lindsey Dress Shop
Hilda Croghan
Dorothy Carty
Evelyn Mudge
Rhoda Kallaway
Alice Barker
Helen Dave
Jaine Kerr
Mary Jane deHaas
Helen Smith
Kathryn Lawlor
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Red
D’alesandro
Kehne Furniture
South Market St. Monument
Better Homes Equip. Co
E. Patrick ST
Hillside Motor Co., Inc
C. D
East Patrick &T
Peewee
Cline’s
C. E. Cline & Son
East Patrick St
Iin
Bane
Jockey Brief
Kemp
Robert C. Dodson
Vindobona
Skyline
Beights
Maryland
Keller’s
Frederick, MD
Thur
Roy C. Lescalleet
Washington St
William
Weil Bros
Dial
Admir
Wee .G. Eveerse
Hood’s
Admiral Casement
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